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2002 AFL Premiership Season
Stats
Leaders from 185 games, finals included.
Player leaders
Per game
Coleman Medal
Home-and-away goals- 1David NeitzMelbourne · 22 games · 3.41 a game75
- 2Alastair LynchBrisbane · 19 games · 3.05 a game58
- 3Nathan G. BrownBulldogs · 22 games · 2.59 a game57
- 4Kent KingsleyGeelong · 22 games · 2.59 a game57
- 5Barry HallSydney · 17 games · 3.24 a game55
Every category
Possession
Contest & defence
Ratings
Club leaders
Points for
- 1Brisbane113.9
- 2Bulldogs106.1
- 3Port104.8
Points scored per game
Points against
- 1Brisbane81.4
- 2Port83.5
- 3Essendon83.7
Points conceded per game
Accuracy
- 1St Kilda57.6%
- 2West Coast56.7%
- 3Port56.5%
Goals as a share of scoring shots
Inside 50s
- 1Brisbane56.9
- 2Adelaide54.5
- 3Sydney53.4
Inside 50s per game
AFL stats FAQ
Who won the 2002 Coleman Medal?
David Neitz (Melbourne) kicked the most goals in the home-and-away season with 75. The Coleman Medal counts home-and-away games only, not finals.
Who led the AFL in disposals in 2002?
Scott West (Western Bulldogs) led the 2002 AFL season in disposals with 26.2 a game.
Who led the AFL in tackles in 2002?
Troy Cook (Fremantle) led the 2002 AFL season in tackles with 5.0 a game.
What are rating points and AFL Fantasy points?
Rating points are Champion Data's player rating: every action is valued by how much it changed the team's chance of scoring. AFL Fantasy points add up a stat line with fixed values (for example a kick is worth 3, a handball 2, a goal 6, a tackle 4). Both put a whole game into one number.
What the numbers mean: AFL stats explained.